. Grau Genealogie, ein geschlechtsregister und die Geschichte der Nachkommen von John Gray, von Beverly, Massachusetts, und auch Skizzen von anderen Grau Familien. ng und geliebter Begleiter von Herr Grau, und immer noch überlebt, sich aktiv in der Kirche arbeiten engagiert und interessiert an jeder goodcause. Ihr Wohnsitz ist in Franklinville, N. J. Ein Sohn andthree Töchter bom zu Herrn und Frau waren Grau, wie folgt: Elizabeth Kimball Grau, b. Aug 28, 1840; Mar. Kapitän H. S. Spaulding, Aug 31, 1878; ein Sohn, Heinrich Sevilla, b. Sept. 16, 1880, in Franklinville, New Jersey Frau Elizabeth Kimball Grau Spaulding ist viel intereste

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. Gray genealogy, being a genealogical record and history of the descendants of John Gray, of Beverly, Mass., and also including sketches of other Gray families. ng and beloved companion of Mr. Gray, and still survives, actively engaged in church work and interested in every goodcause. Her residence is at Franklinville, N. J. One son andthree daughters were bom to Mr. and Mrs. Gray, as follows: Elizabeth Kimball Gray, b. Aug. 28, 1840; mar. Capt.H. S. Spaulding, Aug. 31, 1878; a son, Henry Seville, b. Sept. 16, 1880, in Franklinville, N. J. Mrs. Elizabeth Kimball Gray Spaulding is much interested inUterary work, and has a regular engagement with the N. Y. Ex-ayniner, the noted Baptist paper, besides she occasionally con-tributes both of verse and prose for other journals and publica-tions. When her fathers health was impaired, she went into hisoffice and for several months conducted the business of both aweekly and daily paper with credit to herself and satisfaction toall parties. She has also been a useful and honored teacher forfor years, and is still so engaged. Her present residence is atlona, N. J. She is a very interesting and gifted lady.. F.T.IZAnr.TTI KTMHAI^T, T. R AY SP AUI.D TNT.. I07. Mary Eugenie Gray, b. July 5, 1846. in Rahvvay, N. J.; d. June 16, 1868, at Vineland, N. J.Frederic Eugene Gray, b. at Rahway, N. J., Nov. 26, 1848; d. Sept. 16, 1851.The father bereaved thus touchingly portrayed his grief at theloss of his loved and only son : In the full flush of his inno-cence he fell with the first leaves of Autumn, and the Autumnwinds sigh out mournfully his requiem; but mingled with its sad-ness there comes a voice which sweetly whispers peace and con-solation to the bruised hearts which yet linger behind him. Julia Virginia Gray, b. at Rahway, N. J., Dec. 18, 1852.Is a successful teacher; unmarried, and makes herhome at Vineland, N. J. daughters of rev. CYRUS W. GRAY. Elizabeth Ashley Gray, dau. of Rev. Cyrus W. Gray, b. at Hadley, Mass., March 19, 181

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